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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1962
Page
10
Announcement of Hazel Madeline Orndorff daughter of Mrs. Pauline Polk and the late Noah Polk marrying R. J. Keckley of this city. The ceremony, conducted by Dr. E. T. Clark, took place August 4 at the First Baptist Church.
The Friendship Fire Department Carnival parade crowned the Friendship VFD Majorettes as first in the Best Majorette division during the four day festival in Flint Hill. The Virginia Lancers of Mildetown won Drum and Bugle Corps, and carnival proceeds exceeded $14,000.
The rite of confirmation will be administered to Frances Bitner Grantham at Grace Episcopal Church Middleway led by Bishop Wilburn Campbell who also visits Summit Point. After services a joint meeting of county Ruritan Clubs and farmers is set for August 16 at Cloverdale Farm near Winchester with a 7 p.m. picnic.
Directory items report residents returning home after hospital stays and others admitted for treatment. Notables include DPersonals for D Wright Mrs Burke Patterson and two more inpatients at Winchester Memorial Hospital plus births and a degree attainment at Madison College Harrisburg.
To Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Jackson of Middleburg a girl named Joyce Ann born to Mrs. Jackson formerly Miss Eleanor Lucille Jackson. To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas Tavenner Jr of 119 Holiday Drive a boy born to Mrs. Tavenner formerly Miss Bernadette.
War Memorial Building features a TAC platter party Friday night at 7 30 p m with a Sunday school lineup at Rotary shelter 1 p m and Kiwanis Key Club 1 p m plus veterans events. Baby announcements list several births for Oates Blanks Conner Miller and Miller with church events at Centenary Reformed and other local venues.
Calendar of events features bake and rummage sale at Payne's Methodist Chapel 223 S Braddock St and various meetings at George Washington Hotel City Hall and other venues including BPW Jaycee Woodmen Eagles and church yard parties plus a 1952 Handley Class reunion at Lee Jackson with times ranging from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Jerry J Massey of Route 1 celebrate their 5th wedding anniversary. They wed August 10 1957 at First Baptist Winchester by Reverend John Giltner. The couple have two children Dale Wayne and Brenda Leigh with Mrs Massey formerly Shirley Jenkins.
The Veterans of World War I Barracks 1526 and Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the War Memorial Building to finalize plans for the August 19 annual picnic and to discuss the National Convention in Buffalo September 23 to 27. The Middletown Teen Club hosts a dance tomorrow at the Middletown Fire Hall from 8 to 11 p.m. with J. D. and the Top Cats providing music. Handley High School Class of 1952 holds a 10th reunion tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at Lee Jackson Restaurant. contact John Stryk er at MO 2-0645 for reservations.
A historical note on pickling eggs with vinegar and spices, highlighting fresh tarragon as a new flavor addition. The method uses hard cooked eggs, white vinegar, sugar, salt, mixed pickling spice, and fresh tarragon in a wide-mouthed jar. After heating the vinegar mix, pour over eggs and refrigerate for flavored marinades.
If your hair is dull streaked or straw like you may have overexposed it to sun. Wear a snug cap when you swim and rinse shampoo from your hair under the shower.
An invitation to relatives of the late Robert and Caroline Cook Hausenfluck to the 2nd annual Hausenfluck Reunion on August 19 at Rouss Park. Attendees are urged to bring a picnic lunch for the all day event.
Presbyterian Church circles announce meetings with leaders and host families for dates and times. Circle 10 and 11 meet at the Rotary Club Shelter Senseny Park with special guest Miss Charlotte McMurray at 6 30 p m. Circle 12 gathers Tuesday August 14 at 8 p m.
A hymn sing will be held at Relief Methodist Church on Middle Road Sunday at 7 30 p m led by Edward Shiley. Special numbers and group singing will be featured and the service is open to the public.
A Martha household page presents a summer fruit bowl recipe with honey lime dressing and a peach flower gelatin salad. It includes Grilled Fish New Potatoes Snapp Beans and Celery Salad Bowl Bread Tray, plus Peach Flower Salad and Openface Toasted Cheese and Bacon Sandwiches.
A column of etiquette questions covers dating conduct honesty at social events seating manners restaurant etiquette and wedding day proprieties. Answers advise on rudeness dress choices escort duties and respectful conduct in professional and social settings.
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